Co-curricular activities play a crucial role in the holistic development of students, providing a platform to explore and hone their talents and interests. At Standard Kids, we believe in the power of diverse activities to help children uncover their passions and strengths, guiding them toward their goals. On 16th July, we hosted our first CCA competition for the academic year 2024-2025, a delightful clay modeling event for our Senior KG children.

Clay modeling is not just a fun activity; it offers numerous developmental benefits for young learners. It enhances fine motor skills, improves hand-eye coordination, and strengthens the muscles in the arms, wrists, and fingers. Moreover, it encourages children to plan and execute their ideas in three-dimensional forms, promoting creativity and problem-solving skills. Our Senior KG students embraced this opportunity with great enthusiasm.

The excitement was palpable as our tiny tots dived into the world of clay, transforming simple lumps into imaginative creations. Their faces lit up with joy as they molded and shaped their masterpieces, each one unique and full of personality. The competition provided a wonderful platform for them to express their creativity, and the results were truly impressive.

Throughout the competition, the children displayed remarkable talent and dedication. They enjoyed every moment, working meticulously on their models and learning valuable lessons in patience and perseverance. It was heartening to see their confidence grow as they proudly presented their creations. This clay modeling competition not only allowed them to showcase their artistic abilities but also instilled a sense of accomplishment and motivation to pursue their goals.